For decades you've been told that coronary artery disease -- along with high blood pressure -- are progressive, irreversible processes. Some blame it in whole or part on your lack of exercise or diet, but all physicians will try to tell you that once the damage is done only drugs will help, they won't reverse it, and if it gets bad enough only physical interventions such as stents can come to the rescue.
They lied.
They all lied.
We'll get to why they lied in a bit, but let's first start with the facts.
Nattokinase (NK), known as a potent fibrinolytic and antithrombotic agent, has been shown to have antiatherosclerotic and lipid-lowering effects.
In other words, it is known to dissolve the fibrin that comprises plaques and also reduce clots. Note well that this is not recommended routinely by your physician as its not a drug -- it is an inexpensive and widely-available supplement made out of fermented soy. This of course means there's no profit in it for the medical and pharmaceutical industry.
Not by your physician; note that they've had four years to ring the bell and sound the trumpet but haven't. Note the original publication date of 22 August 2022.
Want to know what the likely cause of their "blackout" on this is despite it now being out in the public eye for four years? If you do this, and your blood pressure and lipid levels normalize while plaque disappears (all easily verifiable by the way; the latter via CAC if you feel a need to do so) you do not need all those trips to the doctor (and cardiologist!), there are no $20,000 stent placements (which are quite dangerous right up front and often fail over time via restenosis anyway) in your future nor do you need the multiple prescriptions including the follow-on ones to manage the adverse effects of the first ones. In other words you're healthy and don't need the doctor, drug company or cath lab anymore. This, from the physician's perspective, is to be avoided at all costs never mind that it forces them to admit they lied to you about the permanent and progressive nature of the condition in the first place, just like Type II diabetes and obesity will greatly lessen or even disappear if you eat low carb and remove all seed oils from your dietary intake even though they all equally lie about Type II diabetes in their claims that it is permanent and progressive. Indeed in the latter case after some time (a few years) insulin sensitivity will likely return as well to at least some degree -- and maybe entirely.
